we talk about psychotherapy as if it's one thing, but there are many different types of psychotherapy. not everybody should have psychoanalytic psychotherapy that has a depression. some people need it. have psychoanalytic psychotherapy some do better with a cognitive form of pshotherapy. it takes some expert judgment to decide what a person needs. anyone who evaluates people with depression should be familiar with the different types of therapy available and make a decision on an individual basis what a patient needs in each case. everybody wants simple answers to this question-- either/or, one or the other. that's not how it works with human beings. there's been advancement in the past 1o, 15 years for psychotherapy and depression. the two that have erged as being demonstrated by research to be effective depression are cognitive behavioral therapy and interpersonal psychotherapy. those are bo types of therapy which were, at least originally, specifically developed for depression and were specifically developed to work in a prescribed period of time, uslly two to three months. the the

i've never believed in psychotherapy. mm... agent booth, dr. brennan, this isn't a game.s against him. circumstances such as these tend to stir up a lot of scary feelings. i don't have scary feelings. (mockingly): maybe you need a little night-light at night to sleep. agent booth, you've been trying to intimidate me since the moment you stepped in here. and you've succeeded. don't... scare the boy, booth. now, i need you both to, uh, fill out these questionnaires and get 'em back to me. don't share your answers. it'll help me evaluate whether dr. brennan's services should be assigned to a new agent. that's not going to happen. like it or not, agent booth, i'm the therapist in charge of this case, so i suggest that we work in cooperation rather than conflict. i can operate. good. agent booth? i'm still going to call you sweets. yep. it's some kind of personality test. i can't believe he gave us homework. you know, probably his. what kind of kid works on a saturday night? oh, that's my fault. i told him i wasn't available during the week. whoa, whoa, why'd you go and do tha

and medication, various kinds of psychotherapy are used in the treatment of thechizophrens. the goals are to help patients understand their illness, to help them identify and manage their needs, including that of a safe environment, anto help them gain control over both their thghts and behaor. and in the psychodynamic treatmt of schizophrenics, it's different than treatment of anxiety disorders. in anxiety disorde, the focus of the treatment is on insight, whereas the psychodymic treatment of schizophrenia has to do with developing a new parental relatiohip. it's the nature of the positive relaonship between the patient and the analyst that is curative in this form of treatment. some psychotherapists believe thatnsig is possible, thbut it's through the intherapist-patient relationship that progressis most often. dr. silver'sor what she calls "rebuilding bridges," teaming upita tit by talking, listeng, drand being a constant source of support throughout the illness. by andarge, the patients i've worked with have been sick for many years. they've worked with manyoctors. they'

think to gand get it.py i don'know how to separate sex therapy from relationship therapy and om psychotherapy in looking at what's going on with the individual. we also use relationship therapy to build the relationship in which the sexual activity is going to be helpful. also, e relationship trapy takes away from one feeling burdened with the blame, and they become less defsive. that's an portanaspect of what we're trying to do all of us are on the same side, each partner and the team, to improve the relationship. relationship therapy is the beginning. for arousal disorders and for other sexual problems, sometimes new techniques have to be learned. no man with a hand or a mouth needs to be impotent. if he isensitive to his partner's needs, he can stimulate her by hand or by mouth, and he may get aroused in therocess of her arousal. she must also be sensitive to his needs. she can stimulate him by hand or by mouth, and he can get aroused and have an orgagasm without penetration. with this kind of education, bothartners can be helped to a happier sex life, and then therapy c be considered a su

disulfiram or antabuse used for a small percentage of patients, psychological treatment, such as psychotherapy and desensitization, and by far the most widely used, sociocultural treatments, such as grou like alcoholics anonymous and narcotics anonymous and drug-free halfway houses. ofn, treatment involves either an in or outpatient package including all three kinds of care. if a patient comes in with a depressn, including all three kinds of care. and you only offer a self-helgroup but don't address that depression directly, you may be missi part of your effectiveness. similarl if he has no drug-free network of friends, everybody he knows uses, and you don't refer him to a drug-free network, you may also be missg the boat. look at the patient as an individual with a set of problems, and then match your interventions to his problems. dr. childress is talking about a recent development called treatment matching. what our research shs, anthe research of many other pele, is that sutance abusers are very diffent. shs, we'rnot just talking about heroin addicts or alholics. we're talking about differ

you don't have to believe in anything no cosmology no rituals not being how does it compare to psychotherapy or medication yes i studied the effects of transcendental meditation on a group of veterans with combat related p.t.s.d. and it was remarkable how much they proved in fact their symptoms were reduced despite fifty percent after six weeks i think it needs to be taken very seriously along with these other very respected techniques so it's an alternative method and i'll turn it simple complementary it's not either or i often use these things in conjunction but it definitely adds a very significant component to the treatment plan in many people and what about i am movement desensitisation and reprocessing that's another powerful tip meet innovates it by a san francisco psychologist princeton shapiro whereby you salue your eyes from side to side while thinking over a traumatic event and it helps process that event and turn things into a more positive direction what are the long term effects of p.t.s.d. . the suffering is enormous and as you mentioned people can get depressed even to the po

get a second opinion period your family don't rush into a diagnosis or treatment most people in psychotherapy is underutilized. it is for mild to moderate problems the logger lassie fax talking about free treatments of 10 or 15 sessions we should talk about the advice and counseling and the auspices of time when that doesn't work the diagnosis should come after the. not prior to it. >> what was the paradigm shift? >> that is a good question and. i was very concerned about this system changing too much we had a conservative approach. we rejected almost everything. we thought we put a clamp on the system that we were naive we reject did childhood bipolar disorder favor able to convince the field that it could be applied to kids who did not have the selling of their views but were irrigable it is not just the all the goliath i was trying my best and failed to take that current situation and to make it much worse with the very by a diagnosis. [applause] >> and its apologists from theater felt for he teaches drama in the anthropology appealing his research and writing look at how military service

and these women may need medication therapy and also psychotherapy, as well. >> once the correctional staff screens each inmate for medical and psychological needs as well as security risk, she's assigned to her housing unit. the women live eight to a room. >> when you live with seven different personalities and somebody's day has gone wrong, they're bound and determined to turn it around on you. >> you better be quiet. you're going to get it. >> friendships are lost over just one bad day in close quarters. >> inmates not only have to get used to their new environment but also the prison routine. a typical day at valley state starts early, at 6:30 breakfast is cooked and served by the inmates under staff supervision. the majority of inmates spend their day in a variety of valley state's educational, vocational or rehabilitation programs where they can earn a high school diploma, learn a trade, or cope with anger, addiction, and abuse. >> when i first came to prison i started fighting at anything, anything you said to me would make me you know react. if i felt threatened. most of the t

psychotherapy and treatment for drug and alcohol addiction. prescription drug coverage, which includes generic and brand name drugs and ensures out of pocket costs go toward your deductible. these are all guaranteed in the new law, but then again, most of them were already guaranteed in california under a decades-old law called the knox keen act. what's new now for you? >> there are a few new benefits that didn't use to have to be covered that now are required to be covered. >> reporter: such as pediatric dental and vision, acupuncture and an expanded set of mental health benefits. nose a those are the only changes. we asked shelley who works for department of managed health care responsible for overseeing compliance for more than 90% of the insurance plans in california what added costs californians will be paying for these new benefits. >> if you spread the cost of that benefit over the entire population, it's very small, you know, pennies for an individual to pay, but it ensures that everybody and the people who need it get the services. >>

emotional distress, when his wife is what's called the zone of danger, do you think you talk about psychotherapycade of lawyers piling on this family as if they were doing something wrong on a sunday ride on the west side highway. we've got our priorities reversed. i think americans have to step up and say, listen, yeah we're going to speak out for this family. we're going to speak out for the ability to enjoy our lives quietly on a sunday and not be harassed or molested or assaulted. justice will be served. kelly will do a good job in new york city. the d.a. ultimately will. we'll hear a lot of nonsense and a lot of people trying to take that family's money for doing something themselves, in my view, that was wrong. >> peter johnson jr. not only a super lawyer, but one of the great explainers of the law. >>> thanks, tucker. >>> scammers preying on people in the name of obama care. what you need to know coming up. and take a look at this. it could be the best basketball trick shot ever. peace of mind is important when you're running a business. century link provides reliable it services like mul